Rubber Feet Support for Prusa MK3

Rubber Feet Support for Prusa MK3

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Another option for you if your feet are popping off. This should keep them in place. Let me know if they still pop out, and I will add some additional support. I can push mine around on the table with a 10kg weight on top and they stay put. You'll need: 4 m3 t-nuts that fits in the aluminum extrusion. There are some on Thingiverse that you can print. I had some steel ones laying around. Get the ones you can put in without removing anything. They go in sideways and twist. 4 10-12mm m3 screws. 8mm can be used, but they are a little hard to fit with washers. It's the same screws that come with the printer. 4 m3 washers (optional) They put more even pressure on the hole. You place the feet in as you normally would, then put the t-nut in and slide my model over and screw it down. You might need to wiggle the rubber around a little to make it flush with the aluminum profile. There is a version included which use screws on both sides. I have not tested this model, but I don't think it's necessary to use it. Also let me know if the holes get messed up. Mine got a little messy using PETG. PLA might be better.

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